The book is illustrated by Caryl Strzelecki and translated by Laura Watkinson. Kirkus Reviews called it an 'unrelenting, heart-rending insight into the hell that the Nazis created. The story is about a young Jew's struggle to survive and his participation in the 1943 uprising. It is a heavily illustrated novel that dramatically captures the brutal reality of the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II. Escaping from their burdensome poverty, twin brothers Adriaan and Alexander's family emigrates from Belgium to New York City. The War Within These Walls was published in the US in October 2013. Buy We, Two Boys by Aline Sax at Mighty Ape NZ. She has been nominated for and won several literary prizes. Her books are written in Dutch, but have been translated into German, Danish, Swedish, French, Korean, Arabic and English. All of her novels are historical novels, capturing a wide range of themes and historical periods. She wrote her first book when she was fifteen, about two German child soldiers at the Normandy beaches in June 1944.

She has a PhD in history and currently works as an historian and novel writer. What a great Britain’s Got Talent audition by these talented young boys who had a great message to share with their music!Aline Sax (born 1984, Antwerp, Belgium) is a Belgian author of children's and young adult literature. “I really, really like you two,” says Simon to the boys while they are celebrating their golden buzzer moment. That’s why you got that golden buzzer today,” says one judge to the boys on stage.

“For two young kids like yourself to come out and sing about something that really affects you, do it in a style that’s completely yours, is a really rare thing. The audience and judges love their performance so much and give them a standing ovation! Simon also gives the pair the golden buzzer after hearing the cheers from the audience, and the two boys embrace on the stage while they take in this spectacular moment. It just helps him a lot.” During the performance on Britain’s Got Talent, one of the boys sings the chorus of the song and the other boy raps the verses. “If it wasn’t for his music, he wouldn’t be as confident and as cheeky, you know. “I think music has made him a lot stronger,” shares Charlie. “As a parent, it’s one of the hardest things to see your child upset and going through emotional turmoil.”

His mother goes on to share how hard it was to see her son struggle in that way. The young boy who raps in the group shares how he used his experience from being bullied to write the emotional lyrics for his music. It was just an automatic connection,” says Charlie, one of the two boys of Bars & Melody. “The first time we met, we really clicked.